There is a wall trend that is beloved by stylish minimalists and flooding Instagram and Pinterest feeds everywhere: round, thin-framed mirrors. You've probably seen them hanging on the walls of rooms filled with midcentury-style planters and pillows sewn from vintage textiles. If you've ever gone on a shopping quest to find such a mirror, you already know it's a challenge to find larger sizes for less than $150 — even in most big-box home stores.
While CB2's 24-inch round brass wall mirror [2] isn't a bad deal at $149, this 27-inch round mirror from Target [3] is a few inches larger and at least $100 cheaper. Snagging a mirror in that size for less than $50 is almost impossible — especially when it includes a brass-tone frame. One style influencer loved this Target mirror so much, she found multiple places for it in her home. Not a bad idea!
While some reviewers noted a slightly warped reflection in the Target mirror, I purchased the mirror myself and haven't noticed this. I absolutely love the way it looks in the room! My advice? If you're considering this piece but nervous about the quality, give it a try while it's still available and return it if you aren't happy. Nothing is worse than seeing that out-of-stock message when you finally decide to pull the trigger on a purchase.
